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May 25, 2005
— every image on the page is generated dynamically from Amazon’s server via Populicio.us #
— around 30 entries per day, with less than 150 words per entry #
May 24, 2005
— is anyone surprised? if you used BitTorrent, you’re an uploader too via Boing Boing #
— web-based feedreader designed for high-volume feeds and linkblog integration; try the demo #
— best commercial I’ve seen in months via MetaFilter #
— we haven’t announced it yet, but there’s full hCal support on Upcoming #
— exactly why I don’t show ads to logged-in users on Upcoming.org #
— one of the Morse guys comments several times in this thread via Delicious #
— here’s the Xanga entry #
— deep and interesting app; read more from one of the developers via Alf Eaton #
— pull from services like Flickr and Delicious, but doesn’t displaying ads on Flickr photos violate their non-commercial clause? via Populicio.us #
— nice IM and game downloads, but the tabs look a little confusing and ugly via Octopus Dropkick #
— Disney’s odd massively multiplayer Flash game via Boing Boing #
May 23, 2005
— the EXE enclosures are fixable, but RSS blog spam is harder #
— automated quiz game pulling entries from Wikipedia; ridiculously hard via Philipp Lenssen #
— I love illegal remixes #
— drawing attention to infringing uses of BT is a hugely bad idea #
— plus, we added related tags like on the “apple” page #
— though Apple will apparently be moderating the hosted podcasts #
— amazing story about a harrowing and extremely personal part of Lessig’s life via Kottke #
May 22, 2005
— upload GPS data, get a lovely map via @acidzebra #
— their new efforts could be a step toward a working Babel Fish #
— ad-hoc FM networks, sharing MP3s between cars and live DJing from the road via MetaFilter #
— don’t miss the MP3; it’s like listening to old-time radio serials via Delicious #
— a “fictionalized thriller”? this must be a joke via Kottke #
— one Slashdot commenter discusses the problems with prosecuting criminal hacking cases via Slashdot #
— Python implemented in Python via Nelson Minar #
— how the Internet is rewriting the laws of television; excellent read via Populicio.us #
— with Azureus and Firefox plugins via Slashdot #
May 21, 2005
— not only misguided, but flat out factually wrong; Lessig’s comments #
— blaming BitTorrent is like trying to blame HTTP or FTP; it’s just a protocol #
May 19, 2005
— compressing entire GnR songs into tiny samples; it’s like fractal music via showdown.contagiousmedia.org #
— web scavenger hunt to find images on user-submitted lists via showdown.contagiousmedia.org #
— extremely obnoxious; warning: sound via showdown.contagiousmedia.org #
— postcard builder app built on Flickr via showdown.contagiousmedia.org #
— videos of people crying while eating via showdown.contagiousmedia.org #
— some of these are brilliant! the next few links are my favorites #
— an entry in the Contagious Media Showdown, and I fell for it via Sean Bonner #
— drag and drop is nice, but I don’t like the move away from simplicity #
— blank keyboard for serious geeks via Populicio.us #
— Ajax play space for group pixel art #
— the shift from search engine to portal will be complete #
— voice over IP with the Nintendo DS!? via themodgods.com #
— real-life wireframe teapot in a CBM shell; from the genius behind PongMechanik via Boing Boing #
— I’m honored to have made the cut on such an interesting list #
— Kiddie Records is doing amazing work; Bugs Bunny in Storyland is great, too #
— what’s the point? there’s no advantage over using Firefox via Battelle Media #
— they’re now a formidable opponent against Blockbuster via Gizmodo #